Management Information Systems

3 credits · Undergraduate

Information is a key resource for organizations, and professionals. Innovative uses of information are often keys to survival in an increasingly competitive and digital economy. Information systems enable these uses and account for an increasing larger share of assets in most organizations. This course is designed to help students understand how organizations leverage their information systems - that include digital technologies, business process, data, and people - in ways that deliver business value. In addition to conceptual frameworks, business cases and simulations, students will develop hands-on skills in information systems such as SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and Business Intelligence digital technologies. PREREQUISITES: COMM 1010.03 and at least a second-year standing CROSSLISTED: MGMT 3511.03 FORMATS: Lecture | Lab | Discussion | Experiential Learning